In one of the communes in the northeast area of the City of Medellín, a young woman named Yeimy spends her free time composing songs, but just then one of the men who commit extortion in the neighborhood comes to the door of her house to ask her parents to pay the monthly payment for the corresponding month. Elsewhere, Charlie is heading to participate in the music contest, but because he was late, the judges ask him to improvise a new theme to captivate the public. After seeing the disastrous performance of the boys who appeared at the event, Yeimy tells her grandmother that she is thinking of singing her compositions, although she is a little scared to have to go on stage.

When finding her parents dead, Yeimy searches for her grandmother and she tells her that apparently the people who murdered them were the same people who collect the extorted money in the neighborhood. After learning this, the young woman decides to go to the authorities to make a spoken portrait of the alleged perpetrator. On the other hand, Juancho is looking for a way to raise money for the burial of his neighbors and Charlie, together with his mother and uncle, are looking for Yeimy to give him their deepest condolences. Later, Duver thinks that it is a good idea to take advantage of the situation that the Montoya daughter is going through to buy her house and the bakery at a very good price.

After his uncle's assignment, Charlie searches for him to tell him that he inadvertently shot one of the health center's security guards and is now very distressed that someone has recognized him. Meanwhile, Yeimy remembers the tattoo Charlie got since she is sure that he was the person who robbed the medical center and Juancho tells his best friend what happened to Yeimy and his grandmother again. Later, Doña Carmen tells Duver that she is very distressed since she owes some accounts in the bank and now she is afraid of losing the only thing that she and her granddaughter have. Engracia looks for Juancho to offer him a deal in exchange for not losing his brothers.

When Juancho refuses to believe Yeimy is guilty, Charly tries to convince him otherwise; in prison, Yeimy receives a threat, followed by shocking news.

After visiting Yeimy in the U.S., her grandmother returns home to a nasty surprise. Years later, Charly wonders about his adopted brother's parentage.